We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We strive to embrace and drive change in our industry to keep our clients relevant.
We welcome you to an orientation to Foundation Directory Online on the second Tuesday of the month at 10:30 a.m. Acquire techniques for searching the database and researching potential funding to support your nonprofit organization’s mission and programs. Sign up here . Registration closes one day before the start of the program.
Children's author, Stacy McAnulty, closes out our Summer Reading program with an appearance at Central Library. The finale takes place on Saturday, Aug. 20 from 5 to 6:30 p.m.
Graphic novels, music, movies, and television titles are now available on demand with our newest digital media service.
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners and the Forsyth County Public Library Board of Trustees dedicated Central Library as the Sylvia Y. Sprinkle-Hamlin Building in a ceremony held on Thursday, July 28 at 11 a.m. Sprinkle-Hamlin served as the director of the Forsyth County Public Library system from 2000-2019. She was the first African American and first woman to serve in that role.
Call to artists: partner with the library this year and share your creative talents with your community through programs and education.
Each Forsyth County Public Library branch location has their own Teen Advisory Board that meets once a month to discuss ways to improve the library's service to teens. Our Teen Advisory Boards help to plan programs, create displays, and suggest resources that the library should purchase. The Forsyth County Public Library's Teen Advisory Boards are made up of our teen volunteers (Ages 12-18). Sign-up for our fall Teen Advisory Boards that meet from September to December is now open.
Research and prepare for a new job or career using library resources. Join us on the second Wednesday of each month and learn about print and electronic tools you can use to explore careers, prepare for educational and occupational exams, find techniques on resume writing, interviewing and job searching, and research prospective employers.
Discover free library resources that you can use to identify trends in your industry, research competition, identify sales prospects and find sources of supply. Join us for this virtual program every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. using this Zoom link.
Our On The Same Page community read returns this year, and we are ready to announce the title that we will read and discuss this fall.
The Forsyth County Public Library will host two North Carolina award-winning YA authors, Amber Smith and Frank Morelli, throughout June, July, and August. Both authors will share with us their writing processes, inspirations, and latest works. Books and book signing will be available at the close of the event. Registration is not required. Ages 12 and up.
Read about our new StoryWalk at Triad Park. Plan your Summer Reading program fun. Learn how three local food businesses are finding sweet success. Plus, programs on everything from fly fishing to making kachina dolls.
Celebrate Arts, Innovation and Reading with our Summer Reading program "A Breath of Fresh A.I.R." It runs from Friday, June 10 to Saturday, Aug. 20.
Join us for virtual preschool programs with Zoom! Click the day, time and location you want to join and we will send you the information you need to sign in.
We aim high at being focused on building relationships with our clients and community.
We aim high at being focused on building relationships with our clients and community.
We aim high at being focused on building relationships with our clients and community.
We aim high at being focused on building relationships with our clients and community.
We aim high at being focused on building relationships with our clients and community.
The staff is awesome! I love coming to this quiet, cozy and friendly location. Small, but classy.
I just attended another wonderful class in the Homesteader series. The Lewisville Library is providing remarkable programs. We love this branch!
